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1/2/2018

They have trash scattered in their yard for over 2 weeks now, including broken up cabinets by sidewalk.

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11/2/2017

Pieces of trash scatteredd all over lawn. Also rolled up rusted wire fencing right next to sidewalk.

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9/18/2017

They've had a purple bin laying out in their yard near the sidewalk for over a week now

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7/25/2017

Piles of grass all over lawn and left on surrounding sidewalk and street curb

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1/6/2017

Residents in West Pointe are not shoveling making compacted snow/ice on sidewalks

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4/30/2016

huge pile of tree branches left on side of property/sidewalk/road that has been there for TWO WEEKS!!! WHY IS THIS STILL HERE?!

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4/22/2016

at least three houses on corner of Larkspur Lane and Woodhill are not mowing their grass and it is very long, and two houses on corner have had tree branches stacked in 6 ft tall piles left for 4-5 days now on the sidewalk/side of road

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2/16/2016

Snow on sidewalks after 24hrs. Many people in West Pointe never snow until they get a warning :(

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1/21/2016

Snow still on sidewalks. Others also in West Pointe neighborhood. Not the first time, people get lazy and sidewalks turn to ice :(

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3/2/2015

Hello, Two weeks ago, it snowed three times in one week. After this, the City came through my neighborhood, West Point, and cited residents at least twice for not shoveling snow. After this recent snowfall, again there are some residents that have not shoveled even though it has been 24 hours since the accumulation of snow. I have noticed a lot of people shovelled this time, but not all. In particular, the resident at 815 S. Larkspur Lane never shovelled those three times before, was cited twice with yellow papers on their door (which are no longer there, thus they probably saw the citations), and have not shovelled this time. Based on their recent inactivity, I presume they don't intend on shovelling. Please help again by sending someone to the West Point neighborhood, in hopes that people will--if not learn how to be considerate of others--find incentive to shovel so they won't be fined. Thank you very much for all the help!